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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MYSTERY IN TIE AoUEDUor BOARD.

Tho Aqueduct Commission IN executive session yester
day consider something about cement OF the
issoners stated workmen aud other persons
were Invited the room time and after each had
there for time. out and went when
adjourned the reporters Informed that
nothing transacted and there IN.
formatian give Inc for all mystery
not apparent said by that tho Com.
considering the strike John Brunton
Co n contract
Chief Church said that he hal received reply
uuton informing them that unless work
was resumed a he would be conpulcd
plant officially Aqueduot Commission. Mr.. tho
Western capitalist who IL the prime the Brun
ton In the city Thursday night, and he was
yesterday 70 resume work He said that he
hoped tho matter settled to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Information given Superintendent Murray carly in
the week chat Link" Davis od-time gambler
ming and roulette at No 1850 Broadway 1t was
said that games had nning about mont Without
suspicion the OF the police In Captain Kieas
precinct Mr. Murrsys special detectives Cooper and No
"Wednesday night and found it tted up sys Coopot
lost sl0 roulette McCor played IN 20 alta faro table
warrant break Into The place On Thursdsy night Cooper
the gambling mschnsfT sies W cash aud arrested
twelve gamblerl including Davis and his three dealers
James BALDWIN samuel A. willing aud James Foley the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
LONG ISLAND.

wTowa-The Queens County Democratic Central Com
day again Endorsed the application OF John fcnI.
ing the vacant DisrctAtoIneyshp The vote stood
for Fleming ana for j. s. Auetbach for several ballots
LONG ISLAND CITY, FL District Attorney Benjamin w.
Downing counsel for Jesse AbrahnDis. who T. In the
Queens County JAN awaiting trial Tor killing Charles Rhodes
"HummockA" Long Beach. May TO- yesterday
tanned OF the Supreme Court allowing Abraaus
released on 90, 800 bail
FLATBUsfI-The centennial OF Erasmus Hall Academy.
the oldest Institution OF IT. kind ia the state will be c-e
GRATED Thursday evening June l6 In the chapel OF the
Re formed Church Addresses arc expected by eHPresden
w. II. Campbell. OF Rutgers College who principal
the school forty years ago: Chancellor Henry Person of
the Board o. Regents and the Rev Drs. C. L. Wells
and j. Howard Suydam.
BowERY BAYCharles Crawford manufacturer OF elcc.
trcal Instruments OF Newly fell cdcntally from
yesterday afternoon. bis head and died
minutes afterward OF conclusion OF the BRAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
JEROME PARK ENTRIES.

THE LADIRs' sTAKBs AND wHsTCHEsTER HANDICAP.
With weather to-day there will be big crowd at Je-
rome Park and the card promises we'll
Faux Pas cannot be trusted She Is well named II abe
VIII to-day she has repeatedly in private
trials she will the first easily But she shy
uncertain. Hence. King Crab may win with Tonique
second
Richmond shonld get the second race with All Estli
second.
ueen OF Elizabeth and Fiageoetta dangerous in the
third race but Haggns coofs ought to be first ut the hnsh
II Firenzi starts with Flagcoletta in second place
ftis not brilliant lot in the weschester Handicap Eu-
rms may win with Eagle next though Ferona may push
them both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
A SoArwRAPPER COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Charles Higgins tho soapmaker recently devised an a
yeng scheme by which $4,000 TO he divided between
the Institutions OF this city and brooklyn In proper
ton wrappers OF certain brand OF ms soap
which each institution had at certain lime money vs.
TO be n ntcd by tho mayors OF e
Two cities rceny Mayer when asked 10 make tho
appointment this city refused TO counenahoo an
.ng scheme IN his official capacity. But mayor Wmtncy
had serupes and after aiding In appointing M
Bridge Trustee yesterday no named ~ the soap Wrappe.
Ripley Ropes president OF tho booky irus.
company John foughran president OF the Manufacturers
National Rank and Albert Josephon stockbrOker They
represen the protestant Catholic and Hebrew 10
rinna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MAKING THE HALEHoLIDAY POPULAR.

To-day the SATURDAY HalfHoday law Will be more gener
ally observed before Many OF the largo retail
favorable the movement which have not been able
TO get In line before today and continue
TO DO their notices state until further notice But there
are OF rye houses such ONcills Simps
Crawford & Simpson Lord Tayors Stern's and
will Saturday afternoons usual
July Tho idea Of holding another meeting In
favor The movement has been abandoned The committee
think ;hat the reform is gaining ground last enough without
further assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
5iPx SENTENCED FOR TWENTY YEARS

Recorder task much less trying 10 his feelings
sentencing Morris Marx yesterday than In passing sen
teuce on Italian convicted Of murder. Marx,
Indicted for the offence convicted OF mau
ghter In the first degree lie charged with throw
ing the Anna JakOwky, with whom no lived
at No 20 Attorney The woman endured the most horr
weeks before she died The Recorder
the lowDrowed prisoner was taken
before him yesterday said do not understand how the
fury could convicted you OF manslaughter have
viewed the evidence and can nothing IN the crime out
q cruel malicious murder. The law providing for the pun
ishmen OF is unfortunately inadequate for this
offence He sentenced Marx 10 twenty Ia state Prison.
the highest penalty under the statute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
s1xrH-srTspLEcHAsE. FULL COURSE.
UNITE WINS THE LAToNIA OAKS.

CINCINNATI Ohio Juno 3-rhe eleventh day Of the Latonia
meeting of fair and weather The track
was s,i heavy and slow The attendance was excellent
FIRST RAcx-Sellng purse. furlongs Handy Ancy
came in an easy winner by three lengths rone Louise
ond length advance OF Keuslngton third Time 1871
skcoYp RACE Purse for three ODDS one mile TO
driving finish Cstapa came In FIRST Rose second oAaa
third. limo. l52.
THIRD RAcH-Purse, two yearods. FIVE fu!longa Badge
easily by length Jacks Cocks second Halle b. third
Time 1:09Aa .
FOURTH RACE -Purse. free handicap mile and seventy
yards, Panama winner with Dad second ana
Sour Mash third Time. 1851. =, o,,,
FIFTH RAcE-The Latonla oaks for threeyearold nlles
quarter Unite by three lengths, wary
hacOnd. Kinda third. Time 2.2Oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
FUNERAL OF ALEXANDER BLUM.

The funeral Alexander Blum. OF the wealthiest OF
retired dry town. held at hts home No. 10
East sixty.ninthst o'clock yesterday morning Mt
Blum had only been III for few days lie founded dry
goods which became extensive one but OF late he
has not been actively engaged H. He leaves wife and
eight chdreni OF MS viii carry on the business
There large attendance at the funeral The Rev Dr.
otthcl Temple e. read the Hebrew service
which the body taken 70 cypress s
Cemetery Tor burial. Tho psbearers Solomon Ran
ger NJ Bruhl. Emanuel Lehman, exJudge Myer lsaacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
coon pRIcES FOR rLAyyELS AT AUCTION

Inside OF three and oneha hours hannels worth over
disposed OF at auction yestery The sale
was at the auction Wmerdng Hoguet and is the
second large sale OF hannels that place within
week. The goods were owned by Parker Wilder o.,
goods IN this city and TO 10 were
and dealers from all parts OF the county
The stock consisted OF plain and twed hannes scarlet blue
tws ami plain scarlet and white The prices
obtained per cent under the jobbers prices
ami points 70
a good run winior business About $500 cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
Low PRICES FOR COLONEL HOES JERSEYS.

LOW PRICES FOR COLONEL HOES JERSEYS
webred Jersey cattle cheap at the sale Of Colonel
Richard NJ Hoes stock Yesterday All the beauties Of the
Brghtside herd for Peter @. Kellogg &
Co the suctioness The weather was favorable but
the attendance small and comprised principally OF
peghor The Colonies herd scarcely less famous than
the Coones printing press. and those who knew OF me
OF the prize ring and the milk
and butter records OF tho tidy little COWS were sur
the result The pleuropncumona restrictions an
the difficulty In moving the cattle doubtless had
something do with the poorness OF the sale The hghes
Curfew, 30 e97 Qmported) which
Tell 70 william Simpson $500. Mr.. simpson afterward
turned 10 TO Theodore A. aavemeyor. VINO bought
largely Other BUYERS were j. Donnsly. Callahan aud
thor prices ranging from go 10 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MUrIyYIyG AGAINST TIM COOK.

ve members Of the OF the bark Ada Gray dis
satisfied with the cook the vessel with which they shipped
few days ago. They made numerous complaints and on
Thursday Captain Plumber engaged cook. The men.
CHOSE names are William Thopaon Henry Harvey Thomas
isded Of to make trial the neY oeOsins They were
Judge brown Of the United States biYtet Court A. tc
vessel had not the Bay and tho original Complaints OF The
each Of the men TO only days imprisonment In Ludlow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
YOUNG GIRLS TESTIFY AGAINST MRS HORNE

OF Dorothea Horne OF No 1913 Third ave. came
p before Justice Duffy the Tombs Police Court yesterday
The first witness examined Emma Sohae OF No. ITO
Parkave Hoboken She testified that she applied Mrs.
Horne for position anu was sent 70 dsocery house in
Josephine Ehrenlch told again the story hor
detention at Union Hill Charles Rhemberg told tho story
ali the Of place worked In tho ONCE
MIRA Horne at No les Thirdave Justoe DUFFY held Mrs.
Horne IN So. 600 70 answer Al 0eneral sesslons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
TWO HOME MINES DEFEATED.
. p.np.y FOR BRooKLYNs AND THE NETS.
Ut ,ouIs WINS ACROSS THE RIVER AND cLEvE-

ct LOUIS WINS ACROSS THE RIVER AND cLEvE-
LAND DOWN THE BAY.
On the third attempt Metropolitan and Cleveland CLUBS
managed 10 play game baseball ut IT. George staten
Y,,nd Yesterday About 1000 spectators went down the
BAY TO witness and not mach aurpsed 'he
result The have been beaten so mat
victory would be pleasing surprise orr began ms dunes
49, .n nrtn inning and VA, carried sorrowfuy from the
e He viii not be play again for two weeks
nrr MAYED right field and had nothing else to do he
the umpire and tn little pleasantry cost him $50
wory,on the old Metropolitan castoh seemed to be ex
h.ppy because his companions could not
st delivery The veteran pitcher Lynch did not puzzle the
ypesseru bsters to any great extent The was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

lOwDsehd ana Augustus JonhsoIi ascS t"chiy anu
twenty respectively the brothers who confessed TO
they took in causing the disastrous fire In tie
&C operage OF L. NJ Palmer & Co.. in North Sixth-st,
Brooklyn, week ago tonight, resulting in loss OF
life and about $4,000 worth of property
arrnigncd for sentence in the Brooklyn Sessions
yesterday. Each pleaded guilty to the indictments
charging him with arson 10 the third degree in firing the
prisoners that under the statute in the third degree
the highest crime for which they could be indicted
The result OF their setting fire to the cooperage the
destruction OF q great amount OF property and the
throwing OF work Of many with families to sup
port a dangerous crime aud to be punished
with the utmost severity He then sentenced each pris
years imprisonment upon each indictment,
making their fourteen years apiece In Sing Sing.
II the inquest shall show that Deary the Waterman
burned In the building assaulted and left 10 die by
either OF the brothers, the murderer be prosecuted
for this crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
WALES PITCHER ALL RIGHT.

Egw.HAvEy. June 3.-Ths report that Stsgg, Yale's
Pitcher disabled aggeraed He will pitch against
Princeton tomorrow.
INTERESTING LAWN TENNIS GAMES AT HOBOKEN
There attendance yesterday at the st. Georges
Cricket Grounds in Hoboken than on the first day Of the
for the championship Of the Middle
States end the spectators a large number Of
ladies' Play opened shortly after o'clock with Clarke
MoMulen H. A Taylor and j. Smith in the courts 10
finish the second round which was left unfinished
Thursday OF darkness Clarke beat hoMulen
closely contested game by score OF Sc as 01 G5
and ell Taylor defeated smith In three straight sets with
Of So. and OIL
The third round opened with II l. Beeckman and H. w.
eScIm. crack players. opposed 10 each other Four
games Eere gsysd sesekman Winning three Of them With
play cd by H. Taylor and Clarke the former win
ming Of 3. So SO and 63. This the
eonteet down Beeckman Taylor who will play the final
and only this afternoon viii be awarded the
ESQ pionshp These young recognized
s best players IN the country and close and
exciting contest Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
NrW.IERSEY.

UoBoKEy-Sarah Heeney, age ten. seized with NJ
while NAV ing I'm home In Ferry st. yesterday
and falling into pool OF water was drowned
CARIsTADT.-E1c created yesterday by The
death of Mrs who left her band lately when
e revival first broke out and became demened
Her husband teatens to levy swzer property for tile
Ios of Mason property here On Thurs
day Mason addressed meeting At Mrs Beys house the
feeling sroIg against him by OF the people around
here that he AFRAID 10 hold meeting IN a tent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade 81 Labor Unions in honor OF william ODrien and
meeting in Union Square. evening
American Jockey club faces. Jerome Park, ESQ D. m
Manhattan Athletic Club games, Eighty sixth-st and
Etghtheye. p. m.
LArchmont Yacht Club pennant regatta.
Navarro fats reference case, No AZ Wallst IL a m.
Ross aud Mckay and Hosmer boat race Bowery Bay
Beach. 4 n M.
Rockaway Hunting Climb pigeon shooting match 230 m.
Crescent Athletic Club games. Brooklyn. p m.
Pioneer Boat Club regatta foot OF Thryfourthst, BROOK
lyn afternoon.
Concerts in Central and Prospect Parks, pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

The Executive Committee OF the Hudson County Liquor
Dealers has decided that view OF the agite
for tho shops Sundays the members OF the
association will keep their doors closed on sunday shades
drawn down that they VIII also prohibit poOlpayiug and
games There will De just as much ram and beer
sold a. usual.
The three men, Patrick Sheehey Mortimer MOr
arlty and en who trial Tor the Killing OF
Thomas Hogan fourteenyearold boy during the recent
strike acquitted yesterday The jury had been out
only n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
THE GIANTS IN A BATTING MOOD.
THEY DEFEAT THE wAsHINGToNs BY IA TO

RwING's GOOD WORK AT THIRD.
WASHINGTON June 3.-The New-York team to-day admin
stercd the worst defeat they have
sained on the grounds this Their defeat was
due ineffective pitching Of oDay wto when he sue
decided putting ball the plate bated ali over
the fold for the sake OF diversity Ewing and Gore
through hits the ball the fence Tho ed
ing of both excellent the home players
simply unable touch Keefo except in the eighth innng
whom they earned singles and stolen bAse The
6eding OF Richardson aud Gillespie and the batting OF
oROuke Ewing and Gore were the features OF the game
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIv AIS.

Ytsc York Hofsl-Genera A. r. Lavton u q. Minister to
Austria tb,mare Bert-Judge Henry b Brown OF
Detroit Wtst,nfnster Hofet-Captan Henry WILSON u b.
Navy 49, Everett House- Commander r. 81 Green u 8. Navy
Buckingham Hoe-T Harrison Garrett OF baltimore
$50. Ho1man House-Ex-Mayor Edward Murphy, IT, OF
Troy Hotel Decentralization Bliss, Presdent Of the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

AN OFFICEh WUUNDHU VIII HIN UWN FI6IUH
Policeman John J. Robb, Of tho West Forty-seventh
street Squad, accidentally shot himself in his home
at No GO4 West Forty -sixth-st, yesterday morning.
Aftor being excused at tho police station at tho
piration VI his tour of patrol duty he wont home.
Az no was undressing, his revolver fell out of his
hip-pocket and discharged by striking tie floor.
Tho bullet penetrated his bfoast Just above tho beart
and inflicted wound that appeared TO be fatal.
Robb taken to the Roosevelt Hospital. He was
appointed on she force less than year ago. and was
said to be sober, intelligent officer. Before he
became q policeman he was truck-drvcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
SCRANTON JOINS THE INTERNATIONAL.

BUFFALO June ga special meeting Of the international
Baseball League held in this to-day The franchise
OF Oswego club declared forfeited Applications for
the place received from Lockpor Scranton and London
Ont The Scranton club admitted TO membership upon
deposit $500 fund and ononinth
OF at this time and agreeing 70 tko the schedule
for the Oswego club with such changes
is necessary 10 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Earned Brooklyn, Q; St. Louis g. First base on
errors~BrooEiyn, ST. Louis Struck outoBropslyn q
At Louis s. Left bsses-BrooklyD, 8; 81 Louis q
frst base on Csruthers RoSnson
pss6onS.i Three 6assht.-Rhps TrOpss%sh ns.o3
wild pitches HUDSON, Passed bsilsMSrser
&cTsmany. i; Pinkney, j. Terry J. swarwood Latham
B; Caruthes j. Comskey. Robinson. l; Sylvester l.
tmpire--Mr knight. Time-Two hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

by Douglas Baird bay woodland three or
icth hi J. Nerrys bar Dopta1ter oet OF 6tsonon.
cane s.ocad qniy head 10 sdv:ncs Of Lord Ms.ansGrs
against Woodland against the Doncasisr colt ~ 70
asalnst IsosoeisA to on Rsve DOR II to against
ower Girl 30 TO against Warrington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MvIJANE TO PITCH FOR An OBSCURE CLUB.

CINCINNATI June Especially" Tony" Mullane. tho
fracory pitcher club
Ills morung and they haImouize Mullane
hacked his gripsack started Rutland,
will pitch o club TO fame at $500 month
2he party TO the National agreement and there
fore and hurts nobodys feelings
He is still held reserve OF by the home club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
BROOKLYN TRUSTEES FOR THE BRIDGE.

Mayor Whitney Controller Livingston and CITY Auditor
Yesterday filed the OF the eight Brooklyn Bridge
Trusees had expired Seven Of them were re-
appointed-James Howell GENERAL A. G. Barnes Alden -
and George W. Anderson In place Of EaTard Ann man
whitney When Mr. AMMAN was appointed 70 MI vacancy
BY Mayor whitney and Controller Brnkerhon they were UNI
der the preston that he Democrat But ne was
really Republican and failed Of reappointment Mayor
whitney he did not attend the meetings. MI higgins
Is the known soapmaker and no has boon member oil
the Democratic state Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

The Metropolitan and ST. Louis clubs will play at Staten
Brooklyn and Cleveland clubs at Wash
tngton Park
II the Now.York club fortunate enough to have
another pitcher Of Keecs ability the League championship
question would be solved.
The NewYork Reserves DanOury club will play
thc Polo Grounds to-day.
The Staten Island Athletic and Sylvan clubs will play at
West New Brighton, S. l., today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

BRIDGRPoRrThe Seaside Club elected officers yesterday
follows President. f. NJ Hurd; first vice sident
George C. Waldo; second vice presinen Henry Atwatrr
treasurer william Seeley: secretary. William II.
Chief Gerdnier OF the Fire Department umpred the
baseball game tho r. T. Barnun grounds yesterday DO.
tho married and single OF the Seaside Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
WasAln0ton.l u llbTOlaleI Nsc. York rIibp0I

Earned runs-Washington, q; New-York, H. Two-base
hts-Keefe Three Rourke: Richardson Home
fuDs-Gore Ewing. DoubIe plays-Myers. Donnelly and
MACK First base On bails~Fsrro Connor. (SJ Myers.
Gore o'Brien First base erors-washington l. New
York Struck out-Dorgan, Hines Mack Conner Deay,
Keefe. Passed bas-Mack ]. Wild ptohes-o Day, l. um-
Dire-Mr Powers. Time-2:l0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
TEEMER TO CHALLENGE aAUpAUR

PrTsBune. June S-John Teemer: who company with
Al Hamm has been training the Cornell University
ths last elk weeks arrived In this city this morning
yG y his home at McKeesport Tecmer form lie
sts rcy esout the 0audsu Hanlan lie thinks he
can defeat the winner and will challenge him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

LARGE MONEY ABSORPTION BY THE TREASURY
Tho business failures throughout the country during the
past week reported BIZ r. O. Dun Co of the Mercantile
Agcnoy number the United States and rs for Can
ada weekly OF trade Messrs Dun Co cay
among Other thingsi
The has been mainly OF speculation and hopeful
prospects, The a' OF the week which likely 10 prove
important the absorption OF money by the Treas
uy Reports cheering crops and generally favorable
asto OF bus collections and the supply OF
money The wheat speculation still RACES but with prices
week and growing doubt whether even the
powerful clique Receipts are large the sup
piT in Try csary beyond all demands and tho crop
prospects IN such Is not strange
that Chicago banks want more wheat paper and per
bid for loans whoa collateral PARK Always
dangerous when TO Disregard natural influences Inc
shows better one first because many furnaces
in Pennsylvania and tho Yves, stopped for lack Of coke
OF better grades slender But
products OF and steel docs not appear 20
All negotiations In tho coke strike have thus Tar
nei been uncertain with some ten
nrnoy reaction Nor ths strange when Ia realized that
monetary contraction M 81 largo speculative centres
has been coasd-rabe During tho past week The treasury
has s3800000 gold and 100000 each silver q
legal snders In tho month q Nay i took IN so 100000
paper various kinds and $4,000 900 coin no enormous
revenue. for eleven months c1csedn those Of Az year ~
fJ4GIG 2S3 threaten still rapid oonacon after mo
last OF the per have been redeemed July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sunris., 42G Sets. 7.23 3ii Moons1ss. 10
nigh WATER
H. Y-sauiy Hook GIL Gov. Isld ga Hell Gate Sl3
P.M-SandY Hook bi32 Gov. IsPd- ga Hell cato. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

DISfxtsNOO1 WINE WHfI1cUNIIDE
LONDON June s-The for the whitsuntae Plate of
$4,000 for twoyearolds to-day with nneteeen
starters Douglass Baisds bay n Brarroot by meek
Lord zespds bay coit by fsonony of Eangowan
Nd and the Duke of Portands bay colt Ayrshire third
soly head behind The betting IL 70 against Brsr
rse 10 against the Ellangowan colt against Ayr.
ohirA
The nrst meeting ssndown Park opened to-day
1he raee for the Electric Stakes for three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MRS. CIGNdRALE MUST HANG.

vile Police Davis discharged because baiu"n
claimed be the proprietor Of the place